... a rich, vibrant, beautifully shot, well acted and sharply written coming-of-age yarn that drips with authenticity.
...a low-key but keenly intelligent winner.
8
... a rich, vibrant, beautifully shot, well acted and sharply written coming-of-age yarn that drips with authenticity.
8.7
...a low-key but keenly intelligent winner.
8
… a wonderful film and an unabashed absolute crowd-pleaser.
4.8
… initially inviting, rather pleasant as you sink into place, and yet increasingly – unmistakably – fetid.
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James Mottram
Nadine Whitney
Erin Free
Netflix
True Story
Melbourne International Film Festival
Anthony Frajman
French
Abhi Parasher
Revelation Perth International Film Festival
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sports
thriller
Grant Watson
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